Child time-out

     Since the beginning of time, there have been children born out of wedlock. When children are born out of wedlock it is still the responsibility of both parents to contribute to the needs of a child both ethically and legally. However that is not happening much of the time in today’s world. When a child is not cared for by a parent, it “looks” bad on them to society. However since child support laws have been enacted, ethical reasons to take care of a child are now overpowered by legal reasons

activities and what ones are best for my child. At what age is the best time to put them in? Which sports with help them develop the most? Once they start with if they decide they do not like it do I force them to keep going? As a parent, we are always looking to do the best for our children but, are there times when we are pushing them to hard and not helping them in the way we feel we should be? Organized sports are good for a child when introduced at the right time and in the right amount. Know a day’s

The Debate on Safety and Vaccinating a Child In recent years, having children vaccinated has become mandatory for many states. It is well known and common knowledge that almost every child will have a vaccination at some point in their younger years. As a matter of a fact, in many vaccinated cases, a child must be vaccinated before the age of 5 or entering kindergarten for the safety of the child and others. There are a number of vaccinations children may receive under 5 years of age. Examples of

are many myths out there about raising a bilingual child. If you and your partner have two different native languages, or if you and your partner are just fluent in more than one language, you should not let these myths hold you back from raising your child to be bilingual. A few of the major myths about raising a bilingual child are debunked below: Major Myth #1: It Will Confuse Your Child To Grow Up Around Multiple Languages One of the most major myths out there is that your child will feel confused

babies” which are, Billy, Minnie, Marcy, and Tim. It lists numerous everyday situations that parents are bound to deal with, and instead of exploding handling it the Brazelton way. Touchpoints as the book explains in the introduction is a time of vulnerability as the child continues to grow and develop, because during these moments there are setbacks or regression in their behavior. Billy is a Caucasian, determined and outgoing young boy, he observes his environment and charges

like their child to observe the portion of Hinduism in which you do not harm or consume certain meats, specifically pork or beef. What if the parent that practices Hinduism strongly believes that the child shouldn’t consume certain items and should be a vegetarian or vegan while under the care of the school, but the other parent believes that a lack of protein through meat consumption will stunt the child's growth? Does the teacher take into consideration some other religious rules the child may follow

information to develop an appropriate service plan. One incident that stood out to me, was a 16 year old female who didn’t like attending school. Both parents came to the agency seeking assistance for their daughter. During my interview with the child I had to ask several questions to the youth to figure out the barrier she was having in attending school. After asking the child how she feels when she attends school, the child reported that she gets nervous and dizzy when she attends school. Upon speaking

arrived on time for the visit. She was well prepared to conduct this visit. When she arrived home the family was waiting for her arrival. Twins greeted her with glee and talked about their birthday that had just passed. They were excited that they turned five. Home visitor greeted the family with the similar excitement. She exchanged a few words with mom who demonstrated pleasure to see the home visitor. Mom went to change the diaper of the child in the program. HV took the book out “Old McDonald

our children to do their best and try their best at all times. I say this because our children need us they need us to let them know they are safe and that we will not harm them in any way. I want to know why and how some people could ever harm a child. Unfortunately somethings cannot be explained or figured out sometimes we just have to live without knowing. Before, during, and after trauma we are supposed to be there to shelter our child. There needs to be a better protection service

April 2017 All about Day Care Time In America, so many people are wondering who will watch their child care during the day when they are at work. So many parents worry about where to take their children during the day, if they would take them to family member or take them to Day Care. If they do leave them at Day Care, they have ask themselves can I afford Day Care, is the teachers train in this field, or compare day care vs staying with family. Child Care can be possible when you